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Run mysql_upgrade in container

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@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ I love PostgreSQL, but MySQL definitely makes the upgrade process much simpler.
1. Stop the application (`docker-compose down`) 1. Stop the application (`docker-compose down`)
2. Update the tag you are using, and pull the new container (`mariadb:10.5` → `mariadb:10.7`) 2. Update the tag you are using, and pull the new container (`mariadb:10.5` → `mariadb:10.7`)
3. Start just the database (which should now be the new version) (`docker-compose up -d mariadb`) 3. Start just the database (which should now be the new version) (`docker-compose up -d mariadb`)
4. Run `mysql_upgrade`, likely using the `-u` and `-p` flags to specify credentials (`mysql_upgrade -uroot -p`) 4. Run `mysql_upgrade`, likely using the `-u` and `-p` flags to specify credentials (`docker-compose exec mariadb mysql_upgrade -uroot -p`)
5. Once complete, stop the database container (`docker-compose down`) 5. Once complete, stop the database container (`docker-compose down`)
6. Start everything again as normal (`docker-compose up -d`) 6. Start everything again as normal (`docker-compose up -d`)